Hidden gems for your playlist: Rienne, Juan Karlos, Jess Connelly

Welcome to Hidden Bops, We The Pvblic’s weekly (or monthly) spotlight on fresh, under-the-radar drops you might’ve missed.

It’s been a while since we last unearthed some underrated songs to spice up your playlists. We’ve got some solid beats to make up for the absence, featuring Rienne, Juan Karlos, fern., Jess Connelly, and Claudia Barretto.

rienne (Just Friends)

rienne gets real with ‘Just Friends’, an anthem for gay girls who fall for the straight ones. The track is catchy and sincere, capped off by a monologue that promises to wait for a love that may never come. While unrequited feelings are a bummer, ‘Just Friends’ can find some love in us.

Juan Karlos (Boston)

Juan Karlos returns from his hiatus with ‘Boston’, an easy-going track about the ‘what-ifs’ and ‘what-could’ve-beens’. It’s a common theme in love songs, but what separates ‘Boston’ is its heart and sincerity, thanks to the guitar-centric melody and JK’s passionate performance.

fern. (Kagandahan)

fern.’s first foray into Tagalog territory is a welcome change. No, scratch that; it’s a beautiful gamble. ‘Kagandahan’ is a minimalistic track about appreciating the beauty of another person, emphasized by the alluring vibe we’ve come to love from the artist. Regardless of language, fern. proves he’s worth your attention.

Jess Connelly (Over You)

Jess Connelly gets brutally honest with the struggles of moving on in ‘Over You’. The single features the signature smooth JCON vocals, as she croons about wanting someone despite their red flags. With an irresistibly groovy vibe from Lustbass, expect to be addicted – just like with that one person you can’t say ‘No’ to.

Claudia (Nothing to Do)

Claudia Barretto makes the most out of her debut with ‘Nothing to Do’. The track sees a pairing of Claudia’s soothing, dreamy vocals and Curtismith’s ever-so-reliable R&B hooks, creating a chill atmosphere perfect for your downtimes. It’s safe to say we’re looking forward to what’s in store for the new kid on the block.

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